George Washington High School - Post Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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A TIME OF TRIAL is expressed in the Dramatic production THE CRUCIBLE. Helen Kira, Cathy Vaughn, Bill Turner, and Roger Weaver received lead roles. Miss Colleen Stanley rlirectr-rl the play. 4 Continental time in '69 was marked by the ap- pearance of snow, the Indianapolis Symphony Or- chestra, and outstanding student effort. George Washington High School was number one not only athletically but academically. Student effort was shown by the National Thes- pian Society in their production of the Crucible. Many hours were spent by the stage crew, actors, and actresses while rehearsing for this production. More talent was shown by the Indianapolis Sympho- ny Orchestra, as they performed before the student body. In '69 Louie Day, one member of the State Bas- ketball Championship Team was known for his chant Get On Your Feet. The cheerblock, sponsored by Mrs. Kennedy, helped produce spirit at pep-sessions and at all the games. They also sold booster badges and shakers to raise the money for Mr. Green's sweater.

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CONTINENTAL TIMES IN '69 Continental Times In '69 beckon forth lingering memories of the past year. The last minute slam of a locker door and the desperate race to class prove some Continental times exigent. The sweetest melody to a Continental's ears are those four little words Now for tonights assign- ment. But what Continental lets curriculum stand in the Way of extra-curriculum? After all, most of these activities are only offered seven days ia week! Yes, 1969 is the year for dirty lockers, athletics, homework, crowded hallways, and very tired teach- ers. All pattern themselves into the little schedule of this years hurry-scurry. 1969 PO T ATHLETICS 12 ACADEMICS 40 ACTIVITIES 54 ALBUM 72 INDEX 125 I. l

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T I I l l l a I I 5 NOT ALL WORKQ Continentals indulge in a little snowball the girls to defend themselves, escapade on school time. Boys will be boys so it's only up to O O I En thuslasm key to Contmental tlmes 4 I' ?fAi2n,,1Mf3 5 if l l I l l THE INDIANAPOLIS SYMPHONY presenmd selections aid elementary students. Theis annual visit is something to Et from last years Music Memory C1 ntest ior lwtlm 'gh school look forward to, l' 5 I I ln 4